Some American missionary guy who apparently had a calling from his god (lmao) was thick enough to go to the Andaman islands which are under India, and preach the local tribal people about Jesus, god, and all that bs, Unsurprisingly he had arrows and other tribal weapons shot at him and died. Its heartwarming to know that none of these tribal people will be arrested, but the Indian police are still trying to find his massacred remains in the ocean. Apparently he did 3 year research into these people, clearly didn't learn much did he. His god had a completely different calling for him than what he had thought. These desperate missionaries have destroyed many indigenous tribal traditions in India especially in the North East. I guess these tribal people were smart enough not to fall for his man god Jesus
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6413235/American-tourist-27-killed-protected-tribesmen-remote-island.html#comments

In 2012 there was a gang rape in delhi and whole of india protested against the rape and there were candle light vigils everywhere.
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/videos/news/Delhi-rape-Nation-erupts-in-protest-candle-light-vigil-at-India-gate/videoshow/17682632.cms
Have indians as a whole protested against the rape and killings of hundreds of sikh girls in 84 ?
Have there been candle light vigils in support of the sikh girls who were raped and murdered openly on the roads of delhi in 1984?

A 48-year-old man who died after a knife attack in Southall has been named as Balbir Johal.
At about 5.20pm on Monday (March 19), Metropolitan Police received reports of a man being admitted to a west London hospital suffering from a stab wound.
The victim, named by police as Balbir Johal, from Slough, died a short time later in hospital.
His next of kin have been informed and a post-mortem examination will take place in due course.
It is believed the 48-year-old suffered his injuries in an incident which happened in Marlborough Road, near the junction with Brent Road.
Two men were charged the murder of Mr Johal in the early hours of Thursday (March 22).
Hassan Mohammed, 23, of Clarence Street, Southall, and Yassin Yussuf, 21, of no fixed abode, will both appear at Ealing Magistrates' Court on Thursday.
The man was stabbed in Marlborough Road, but attended hospital, where he later died (Image: Google)
An investigation by detectives from the Homicide and Major Crime Command is ongoing.
A 32-year-old man who was arrested on Tuesday (March 20) has been released under investigation.
https://www.getwestlondon.co.uk/news/west-london-news/southall-stabbing-two-charged-murder-14442898

Posted at: Jul 31, 2017, 1:51 AM; last updated: Jul 31, 2017, 1:51 AM (IST)
Death in Turkey: Kin allege hate crime
The wailing relatives of Lovepreet Singh whose body was brought to Amritsar from Turkey on Sunday. Photo: Sunil kumar
Tribune News Service
Amritsar, July 30
Family members of teenager Lovepreet Singh, whose body was brought here today from Turkey, alleged that he became a victim of racial abuse. His mortal remains were consigned to flames today.
Balwinder Singh, deceased’s maternal uncle, said talks with his acquaintances in Turkey revealed that Lovepreet was shunted out of job twice for his being a turbaned Sikh. They shared that Lovepreet was objected for wearing turban, he added.
He had gone on a study visa to Lithuania, but somehow got stuck in Turkey, considered a gateway to the European countries.
The 19-year-old had flown to Istanbul on September 21 last year after his parents took Rs 8-lakh loan to send their son abroad and a sum of Rs 5.5 lakh was paid to the travel agent.
His family members were thankful to the district administration and the External Affairs Ministry in extending support to bring the body from overseas.
The Turkish authorities had claimed that his body was fished out of the sea on June 26. On the basis of Aadhaar card and his belongings, the Turkish authorities had approached the Amritsar DC.

This story should be shared to every sikh and desi female so they can see what kinda evil murderous beasts are laying in wait out there ready to strike if they don't stay clear of dangerous areas and take care of their personal safety.
Also its a reminder what the homeless and rough sleepers are capable off. Often we see gullible liberal Sikhs trying to help these guys but they dont realise the danger they are putting our females under as they see us as a soft touch for their sexual assault and other crimes.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/3310790/vadims-ruskuls-murdered-pardeep-kaur-convictions-in-latvia/
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/cctv-shows-haunting-moment-homeless-10203512

Homeless Latvian man ‘pounced on hotel housekeeper, 30, as she walked to work then sexually assaulted, murdered and buried her in a sleeping bag in the woods’
Vadims Ruskuls, 25, accused of sexually assaulting and murdering Pardeep Kaur
Mrs Kaur, 30, attacked while walking to work at a hotel in Harlington, Middlesex
She was last seen on CCTV cameras approaching a bridge over the M4
Her body was found a week later hidden in woods near to the bridge
By Joseph Curtis For Mailonline
Published: 18:22, 5 April 2017 | Updated: 20:40, 5 April 2017
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Vadims Ruskuls, 25, is accused of sexually assaulting and then murdering Pardeep Kaur, pictured, after 'attacking her beneath a motorway bridge'
A homeless man is accused sexually assaulting and murdering a woman beneath a motorway bridge before dumping her body in undergrowth, a court heard.
Latvian Vadims Ruskuls, 25, was thought to be sleeping rough with his mother beneath the bridge crossing the M4 when he allegedly murdered Pardeep Kaur.
He allegedly pounced on the 30-year old hotel housekeeper as she walked to work.
Mrs Kaur scratched her attacker as she desperately fought for her life but her screams would have been drowned out by the noise of motorway traffic, jurors were told.
Afterwards, Ruskuls allegedly dragged her partially naked body by the ankles and hid it under an old sleeping bag and twigs.
Opening his Old Bailey trial, Crispin Aylett QC told jurors: 'This is a truly terrible case. The evidence in this case is distressing and you will have to brace yourself for what is to come.'
Mrs Kaur, a mother of one, was reported missing by her husband when she failed to return home from the Sheraton Skyline Hotel in Harlington, Middlesex.
Her badly decomposed body was found nearly a week later hidden in undergrowth near Harlington Bridge in Hayes, west London.
The court heard that the waste ground by the walkway on to the bridge over the M4 was a 'bleak spot used by rough sleepers, drunks and drug addicts' and was just yards from the busy motorway leading to Heathrow airport.
Mr Aylett told jurors that Mrs Kaur was last picked up on CCTV cameras at 6.33am on Monday, October 17, last year as she walked towards the bridge.
In a search of the area, a visiting officer from Norway, detective chief inspector Kenneth Berg, spotted a human foot sticking out from beneath a sleeping bag covered with branches which turned out to be Mrs Kaur.
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Her body was found near this bridge over the M4, pictured, in Harlington, Middlesex
A post-mortem examination failed to establish how she died but Mr Aylett said it was obvious from the way she had been found that it was murder.
Investigators who trawled through the CCTV images also noticed a man under the bridge at the same time as Mrs Kaur.
Less than half an hour later, someone was picked up on CCTV dragging her body away towards the patch of ground where it was later discovered.
Mr Aylett said: 'The prosecution allege that the man under the bridge is Vadims Ruskuls and the figure dragging her body towards the woodlands must also be Vadims Ruskuls.
'What happened in the 25 minutes between those two pieces of film? The prosecution allege that the defendant must have pounced on Pardeep Kaur at some point on the ramp, that he then sexually assaulted her and he murdered her.'
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This CCTV image was the last time Mrs Kaur was seen alive as she walked towards the bridge in Harlington, Middlesex
The victim must have fought her attacker as the defendant was seen with scratches on his face afterwards, he said.
But he added: 'If she had cried out, her screams would have been drowned out by the sound of the early morning traffic.'
Ruskuls was allegedly caught after an officer recognised his image on CCTV to a man he had spoken to the day after the killing.
In the early hours, the constable had been called to a house in Hayes to a report of a 'stoned' man trying to open the front door looking like he had been 'dragged through a hedge'.
The officer found the suspect walking barefoot with scratches to his left cheek and neck, the court heard.
Following his arrest for the murder of Mrs Kaur, Ruskuls' DNA was compared to samples taken from her body.
His DNA was matched to samples from her ankle, sock, and the left cup of her bra with a probability of 'one in a billion', jurors were told.
DNA from the victim's fingernails were also found to be a match, the court heard.
Jurors were told that Mrs Kaur had come to live in Britain in 2011 with her husband Rachpal Singh who had a job at Fresh Foods in Hayes.
They both worked six-days a week to send money to their five-year-old daughter who lived with her grandparents in India.
When Mrs Kaur first disappeared, police suspected the husband because he initially lied to police saying he had seen her that morning when he had yet to return from a night shift.
The court heard he had feared they would discover he was working without a permit.
It was only after he came clean, that the investigation 'quickly moved on', Mr Aylett said.
The defendant, who refused to make any comment in police interviews, denies murder.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4383724/Homeless-Latvian-man-pounced-hotel-housekeeper.html

Controlling Muslim husband who forced wife to convert to Islam and wear a hijab before he killed her while she was pregnant is jailed for 17 years
Mohammed Badiuzzaman admitted killing mother-of-three Sabeen Thandi
He told colleagues he planned to kill wife and bragged jails were 'easy peasy'
Forced victim into Muslim marriage and stopped her leaving house alone
He was arrested on suspicion of making threats to kill but later released
Within weeks she was found strangled at her home in London by police
By Emily Davies
Published: 16:05, 27 May 2014 | Updated: 17:12, 27 May 2014
Victim: Mother-of-three Sabeen Thandi, 37, was forced her to wear a hijab head scarf and pressurised into an Islamic marriage by husband Mohammed Badiuzzaman
A husband who strangled to death his pregnant wife two weeks after police arrested him for threatening to kill her with a hammer was sentenced to life imprisonment today.
Mohammed Badiuzzaman, 34, pleaded guilty to murdering mother-of-three Sabeen Thandi at the Old Bailey earlier this month.
Before the killing he told colleagues he planned to kill his wife, bragged that UK jail was ‘easy peasy’ and ranted about Oscar Pistorius.
He was today sentenced to a minimum of 17 years in prison by Judge Christopher Moss QC, who described the defendant as ‘manipulative, devious and controlling’.
Mrs Thandi was strangled at her home in Forest Gate, London, in July last year, a fortnight after she obtained a restraining order against her husband, and after police had arrested him for making death threats.
Police officers are now under investigation by the Independent Police Complaints Commission for releasing Badiuzzaman before he went on to kill.
Badiuzzaman had forced Mrs Thandi into a Muslim marriage and had moved in with her two months after they began dating in November 2012.
He was controlling, preventing her from leaving the house alone, forcing her to throw away ‘revealing’ clothes and instead wear a hijab because otherwise she would ‘feel his wrath’.
The security guard even tried to sell her home by visiting an estate agents and pretending he owned the property.
Doctor’s receptionist Mrs Thandi grew sick of Badiuzzaman’s abuse and visited solicitors in Watford in June last year seeking a divorce.
She took out an order from Watford County Court on June 17 against Badiuzzaman to prevent him from entering her home, as she feared for her children’s safety.
But two days later Badiuzzaman became enraged after discovering Mrs Thandi was in love with a man in Pakistan whom she had met on Facebook, named in court as only as Majid.
Badiuzzaman duped his wife into getting into the car with him on the premise of taking her to work, but instead he drove her around for three hours and threatened her.
He said he had a hammer in his car boot and that if she did not revoke the order against him she would never see her son again, and that police would ‘find parts of her body in bits in bin bags’.
Mrs Thandi pleaded with her solicitors to revoke the order, and they proceeded to call the police.
Badiuzzaman was arrested on suspicion of threats to kill and unlawful imprisonment. While being cautioned he made no comment and grinned at police, but he was later released.
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Jailed: Badiuzzaman, 34, strangled his pregnant wife Sabeen Thandi to death after police arrested him for threatening her with a hammer
In the early hours of July 7 police received two silent 999 calls from the home the couple had shared and were met by Badiuzzaman at the door who said his wife was at work. He was calm and made conversation with officers but when they searched the property they found her lifeless body under a duvet in the bedroom.
Badiuzzaman told police: ‘I’ve killed my wife.’ But when paramedics asked him to tell them what he had done so that they might attempt to save her, he said he did not know.
Mrs Thandi was taken to Newham University Hospital where she was confirmed dead, and a post-mortem gave the cause of death as strangulation.
Before the killing he had told colleagues he intended to ‘stab’ Mrs Thandi and had talked for an hour about high-profile domestic violence murder cases of Oscar Pistorius and Shrien Dewani. He told colleagues ‘they have got away with it’ and ‘jail in Britain is easy peasy’.
Sentencing Judge Moss said: ‘From all that I’ve heard about you I have no doubt that you are a manipulative, devious and controlling person with a serious anger management issue.
‘It’s clear from the way in which she died that you intended that she should die. You strangled her in her bedroom in her own home.’
He added: ‘You murdered your estranged wife in her own home which you were excluded from by order of the county court.
‘It’s clear from the evidence in the case that this was an order you deserved and which you had no respect for, indeed you resented it.
‘You have deprived those children of the love and care of their mother in their formative years of their lives. You had no conceivable defence.’
The judge said he took into some account the fact that the defendant had pleaded guilty one day before the case was listed, and that he had shown some remorse, but added: ‘I suspect you feel sorrier for yourself than those affected by your actions.’
Officer in the case, Detective Inspector Euan McKeeve said: ‘We are very satisfied with the outcome of the case. Domestic violence in all its forms is totally abhorrent and cannot be tolerated. There’s likely to be some learning from the IPCC investigation, but because that investigation is ongoing I am unable to comment further at this time.’
Hertfordshire Police and the Met Police are now being investigated by the IPCC in relation to the incident.
An IPCC spokesman said: ‘The investigation is nearing conclusion, with most lines of enquiry completed by investigators.
‘We have interviewed ten officers and a civilian staff member from the Metropolitan Police Service under misconduct caution, in relation to their contact with Mrs Thandi prior to her death on 7 July 2013.
Two officers from Hertfordshire Constabulary have also been interviewed under misconduct caution, in relation to their contact with Mrs Thandi on 19 June 2013.
‘We have also taken statements from several independent witnesses, and are keeping the family updated on the progress of our investigation.’

A 24-year-old man has today been charged with the murder of west London hotel housekeeper Pardeep Kaur.
Vadims Ruskuls, from Latvia, was also charged with preventing her lawful burial.
Ms Kaur, 30, was reported missing on Monday, October 17 after she did not come home from work.
On Saturday, October 22, her body was found concealed on waste ground underneath the Harlington High Street flyover in Hayes.
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A post-mortem examination was carried out but came back as inconclusive with the cause of death unknown.
Ruskuls appeared in custody today and was remanded to appear at the Old Bailey on Monday, November 7.
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/pardeep-kaur-death-man-24-charged-with-murder-of-west-london-hotel-housekeeper-a3386691.html

http://metro.co.uk/2016/08/01/man-hacked-to-death-in-residential-west-london-street-6041420/
Anyone from southall that got more info on this and why this guy was targetted and by who?
This is the 4th knife murder of a punjabi in southall within 3 years from what I can recall. What the hell is going on in southall these days?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3781192/Wife-British-man-lover-plotted-murder-husband.html
Wife of devout British Sikh and her lover 'plotted to murder her husband by putting sleeping pills in his dinner then slitting his throat with a butcher's knife' on holiday in India
Sukhjit Singh, 34, of Derby, was found dead in a house in India last week
His wife and his childhood best friend are now accused of killing him
Ramandeep Kaur Mann was allegedly having affair with Gurpreet Singh
By KEILIGH BAKER FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 08:19, 9 September 2016 | UPDATED: 16:16, 9 September 2016
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A woman who embarked upon an affair with her husband's best friend is accused along with her lover of murdering him while he slept, it has been reported.
Devout Sikh Sukhjit Singh, 34, a father-of-two from Derby, Derbyshire, was found in bed with his throat slit last Thursday while he was on holiday at his mother's house in India.
Now, his wife Ramandeep Kaur Mann is accused of plotting the lorry driver's murder, along with Mr Singh's childhood friend Gurpreet Singh.
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Devout Sikh Sukhjit Singh, 34, (pictured) a father-of-two from Derby, Derbyshire, was found in bed with his throat slit last Thursday while he was on holiday at his mother's house in India
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Mr Singh's wife Ramandeep Kaur Mann is accused of plotting the lorry driver's murder, along with Mr Singh's childhood friend Gurpreet Singh
Mr Singh, his wife and their two children travelled to his mother's house in Banda, south east of Delhi, last month to see relatives and meet up with Gurpreet Singh, who had attended school with Mr Singh.
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The Times reports Banda police officer Rajesh Kumar Singh as saying: ‘Gurpreet reached her house at 10pm and they both went upstairs where Gurpreet hit Sukhjit Singh on the head with a hammer. Ramandeep, meanwhile, smothered him using a pillow.
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Gurpreet 'Miththu' Singh (pictured) is accused of murdering his childhood friend
'They suspected he was still alive so Gurpreet then slit his throat using a butcher's knife which he had brought with him.'
Sukhjit was reportedly sleeping next to his sons, aged six and nine, when he was murdered.
Ms Mann reportedly told police that her husband refused to give her a divorce. The couple had been married since 2005.
In older pictures Mr Singh has short hair, but in more recent family photographs - including one of the family riding camels in the desert, he sported a full beard and a turban.
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In older pictures Mr Singh has short hair, but in more recent family photographs - including one of the family riding camels in the desert, he sported a full beard and a turban
Mr Singh regularly attended his local Sikh temple and was described as a 'devout' man.
Ravindra Singh, 34, who volunteers at the National Sikh Heritage Centre and Holocaust museum in Derby, said: 'Sukhjit had been coming to the temple every Sunday for the past eight months.
'The community is of course very sad to hear of someone close to us being murdered in such a way.
'Sukhjit was an active member of the community and volunteered with us at times.'
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The best friend of a UK businessman who went missing in India has been named by police as a suspect in his murder.
Hotelier Ranjit Singh Power, from Wolverhampton, disappeared while on a business trip to Punjab last year.
A taxi driver has confessed to his murder, but police in India want to arrest his business partner, Baldev Singh Deol, also of Wolverhampton, who is thought to be in the UK.
Mr Power's family say they want answers about his final days and justice.
Despite Interpol issuing an arrest warrant, an extradition notice submitted to the Indian Central Bureau for Investigation has not been processed, meaning police officers in England have not yet been asked to act.
Mr Power, who ran the Park Hall Hotel in Wolverhampton, was last seen at an airport in Amritsar on 8 May 2015. He was reported missing when he did not contact his family for a week.
Taxi driver Sukhdev Singh, who was arrested in Punjab last May, remains in custody.
BBC's India correspondent Sanjoy Majumder previously said local detectives believed he was acting at the behest of someone else which may have something to do with Mr Power's business dealings in India and the UK.
Mr Deol, a Power family friend of 30 years, is believed to be in the UK, Punjab Police said. His arrest warrant has been featured on Interpol's website.
Police in the West Midlands say they have not had any approach from police in India for assistance.
Mr Power's brother, Amrik Singh Power, said although he was frustrated by the delay in extradition, he felt "relieved" over the Indian police efforts.
"What started off as anger and then frustration, is kind of like relief," he said.
"It's not going to bring my brother back. We didn't have a funeral, we didn't have Ranjit's body.
"But at least with some answers as to why he went out there, we feel relieved that we are nearly there."
Local police have yet to find the 54-year-old's body but are treating his death as murder.
In October, his daughter said a body returned to the UK by Punjab police was not her father's.
The corpse, found in an Indian river, was initially thought to be that of Mr Power but DNA and dental analysis ruled out a match.
Amrik Singh Powar, of Punjab Police, said: "The offence was committed here, but they are citizens from the UK. So both countries [are] involved in this case.
"I am confident it will be moving to a conclusion now."
West Midlands Police said it would "assist with any inquiries should a request be made."
The Foreign Office said it was providing support to Mr Power's family. The Home Office would not comment on whether an extradition request had been made.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-37230293

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3278071/Migrant-worker-strung-hands-feet-beaten-death-India-workers-look-nothing.html Migrant worker dies in India after being strung up by his hands and feet and beaten for 34 MINUTES by his boss while other workers filmed on mobiles... but did nothing Shocking video purports to show a migrant worker being beaten to death
Filmed in northern India, he is seen hanging chained by his legs and arms
A group of men stand around him, while one strikes him with a bat
Police have confirmed they are investigating, and have identified suspects
By Corey Charlton for MailOnline
Published: 15:38, 18 October 2015 | Updated: 18:29, 18 October 2015
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A shocking video has surfaced of a migrant worker being beaten to death in India following allegations of workplace theft.
The film purports to show migrant worker Ram Singh held captive and hanging chained by his hands and feet after he was accused of stealing.
While most the people seen in the video stand by doing nothing, one man, armed with a bat, repeatedly strikes him while he cries out in pain.
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The video purports to show Ram Singh being held captive during an in ordeal that ended in his death
The unedited version of the video, filmed in the city of Amritsar and which lasts for 34 minutes, is too distressing to publish.
It is not clear who filmed the brutal assault, but it was alleged to have been a punishment inflicted by an employer following an allegation of workplace theft.
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The country's north is home to a large population of migrant workers, where human rights abuses are often reported among workers.
The Times of India reported the video was filmed in the factory where Ram Singh worked.
His wife explained there was a theft at the factory and her husband was blamed, with a group of men turning up at the couple's home to threaten him.
She said: 'On Thursday, a few people came to our house in Khankot village in a car and forcibly took away my husband.
'They beat him mercilessly and threw him on [the] road. Later his body was recovered.'
Her account of the events matched that given by a nearby resident, who also described seeing him being bundled into a car.
India Times reported bystanders can also be heard hurling abuse at him in Punjabi.
A spokesperson at the nearby police office confirmed it had opened a case report against three people, who had not yet been found.
The incident occurred at a factory in the city of Amritsar, northern India, which is famed for its Golden Temple (pictured)
Read more:Hung upside down, migrant labourer mercilessly beaten to death - The Times of India
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Forest Gate man murdered pregnant wife in a fit of rage
Mohammed Badiuzzaman has admitted killling Sabeen Thandi
Kay Atwal, Chief Reporter Tuesday, May 6, 2014
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A controlling man who strangled his pregnant wife, leaving her three children without a mother, has pleaded guilty to her murder at the Old Bailey today.
Sabeen Thandi's body was found at her Forest Gate home on July 7 last year
Mohammed Badiuzzaman, 35, a security guard of no fixed abode, murdered Sabeen Thandi in a fit of rage on July 7 last year after discovering that she had begun a relationship with someone else.
Mohammed Badiuzzaman began a relationship with Sabeen Thandi, 37, in November 2012 and moved into her property in January 2013.
He became controlling and forced her to wear a hijab. In April 2013 he pressured her into an Islamic marriage.
He even tried to sell her home by pretending he was the owner to estate agents.
He refused to let her go out on her own and would not let her travel to and from work as a doctors receptionist.
By June 14 2013 she had had enough of Mohammed and visited a solicitors in Watford.
Three days later, Watford County Court put in place a non-molestation order against Mohammed preventing him from entering the her home in Disraeli Road, Forest Gate.
She feared for her safety and the safety of her three children.
Two days later Mohammed forced her to revoke the order, telling her she would never see her son again if she did not.
When it became clear that Sabeen Thandi had been forced to attend the solicitors office they called police.
Mohammed Badiuzzaman was arrested on suspicion of threats to kill and unlawful imprisonment. He was later released.
In the early hours of July 7 last year officers were called to Disraeli Road after an abandoned call was made from the address.
Mohammed Badiuzzaman answered the door and told officers there was only himself and his daughter in the address.
When officers entered the property and asked Mohammed where the children’s mother was, he said she had not returned from work.
Officers found her lifeless body in a bedroom. She had been strangled.
Mohammed was arrested for her murder.
Detective Inspector Euan McKeeve said: “Mohammed learnt that Sabeen had begun a relationship with someone else and murdered his wife in a fit of rage.
“This tragedy has left three children without a loving mother in the prime of her life.”
He is due to be sentenced at the Old Bailey on May 27.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission is investigating the actions of officers from the MPS as well as Hertfordshire Police.

Two men have been found guilty of murdering a grandmother who was left to die in a shop basement.
Mohammed Islam, 29, from Gillingham, and Murshed Miah, 38, from Maidstone, attacked Harjit Chaggar at the store in Chatham, Kent, last September.
They were also found guilty of preventing Mrs Chaggar's lawful burial, along with Abdul Hannan, 44, from Maidstone, and Rasad Miah, of Chatham,
Hannan was found not guilty of murder. The men denied all of the charges.
Mrs Chaggar's body was only found 12 days after she went missing because of the smell, Canterbury Crown Court heard.
'Motive unclear'
Islam worked as a butcher at the store in Luton Road at the time Mrs Chaggar disappeared on 2 September.
Jurors heard Mrs Chaggar's badly decomposed body was concealed in a bin bag under the floor boards and her injuries were consistent with being thrown into the basement while still alive.
Nigel Pilkington, from the Crown Prosecution Service, said the motive for the murder was unclear.
He said some of Mrs Chaggar's belongings were missing and so the most probable motive was robbery.
Abdur Rohim, who used to cook at the food store, gave evidence from Bangladesh by video link.
Murshed Miah, Abdul Hannan and Mohammed Liakat Islam all denied murder
He told the court he never met Mrs Chaggar, but said in the days leading up to the discovery of the body, there had been "a horrible smell" in the shop.
Mr Rohim said staff lit incense sticks to get rid of it.
'Callous'
Sani Globe was described in court as a grocery shop and a butchers which supplied local restaurants.
Jurors heard Hannan and his brother Murshed Miah ran the business while Rasad Miah worked in the shop along with Mr Islam.
CCTV captured Mrs Chaggar walking through Chatham
Judge Adele Williams praised the dignity of Mrs Chaggar's family and the police investigation.
However, shouting from the gallery, Hannan's wife said: "You've not been just. My husband is innocent."
Det Supt Rob Vinson, from Kent Police, said the men's silence meant he was unable to tell Mrs Chaggar's family exactly how and why she was attacked and left to die.
Nigel Pilkington, from the Crown Prosecution Service, said: "The defendants all knew... how she came to be killed and why.
"The denials of her murder and their collective attempts to hide the truth were particularly callous and aggravated further by the fact that they left her to die."
Her son Kuldish Chaggar said: "We pray that she is now at peace and can give us the strength to carry on without her no matter what obstacles are placed in our way, for none can be bigger than losing her.
"We remember the good times, the smiles and laughter of a loved and treasured mother and grandmother who had so many hopes and plans for the future."
The men are due to be sentenced on 20 May.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-27326538

Murder hunt on after father pushed under truck while fighting off a gang of robbers
Murder scene: Forensic officers in Barking Picture: Nigel Howard
A murder hunt was launched today after a businessman was pushed into the path of a lorry while fighting off a gang of robbers.
Father-of-two Shammi Atwal, 44, was shoved into the road as he struggled against a group of up to ten raiders armed with a sledgehammer and metal bars.
The attempted robbery at his company, Glenn & Co drinks warehouse in Barking, took place at around 10.20 am yesterday.
The company boss died after the impact with the truck and a post mortem is due to be held later today.
Death: Shammi Atwal, 44, was shoved into the road in the path of a truck
His wife, Deepa who witnessed the raid, suffered minor injuries and was said by family to be "devastated".
Detectives paid tribute to the bravery of Mr Atwal saying he was defending his wife and his business.
They are appealing for information on the gang, described as white men, who were armed with a sledgehammer and metal bars.
Mr Atwal’s uncle Tarsem Singh, 65, described his nephew today as an "honourable hard working family man."
He said: "He worked very very hard and the rest of the time was spent with his family or at the Seikh temple.
"He had a good business because he was dedicated. He did charity work at the Seikh temples in Ilford and Barking. He would help anyone out. He will be so missed by so many people. He was very honourable and one of the nicest people you could meet and a wonderful father."
Mr Atwal's friends today spoke of their shock while paying tribute to his heroism.
Friend and former colleague, Sohan Hare, 65, said: “I’m very shocked, horrified and sad that a good man like this, who was trying to do the right thing, has gone.
"He was a very hard worker for his family who was a very close friend and this is so unfortunate. He was loved by everyone.“It’s absolutely terrible. He was a very energetic, very peaceful and a very decent man who would help anybody and everybody in the community.”
He added: “Some people went there who then tried to rob them, then there was a fight between the two sides, between the robbers and the people who were in [Glenn and Co], and the fight went from inside to outside. He (Mr Atwal) was pushed into the road and into the lorry. It was about ten people who tried to rob it I think.”
Investigation: Police at the scene in Barking Picture: Nigel Howard Mr Atwal, from Manor Road, Chigwell, has a daughter and son, aged four and seven.
He co-owned Glenn and Co, a wholesale distributor of beers, wines, ales and snacks, and supplies several local pubs, for seven years.
Detective Chief Inspector Neale Baldock, who is leading the murder inquiry, said: “This was a man trying to stop thieves robbing his business.
“He acted bravely in defence of his wife and managed to chase the robbers from his premises only for him to be pushed in front of a moving lorry.
“People in the community know who committed this appalling and cowardly crime and I would urge them to contact my officers.”
Alan Suleyman, a neighbouring trader, said: “He got robbed, then he got run over, which I heard happened after [Mr Atwal] went after one of the robbers. It’s absolutely shocking. We have had robberies here before but this is unbelievable.”
Another trader, who wished not to be named, said: “I drove past not so long after it happened and there was a guy laying under the back of a lorry behind lots of police, so that’s when I knew it was really bad.”
They were unable to confirm if the robbers escaped with any stock.
It is understood that Mrs Atwal's purse was taken.
There have been no arrests.
A cordon was set up with the road remaining closed until late last night.
Witnesses should call 020 8345 1570 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-22795703
Old news, but still...
Kulwant Singh Grewal: Indian police investigate London man's murder
By Poonam TanejaBBC Asian Network
Indian police are investigating the murder of a London grandfather in Punjab.
The body of Kulwant Singh Grewal, 76, from Southall, west London, was found in a village near the city of Ludhiana, northern India, on 30 May.
Mr Grewal had gone to India to settle a property dispute in the Punjab courts and he was last seen alive on 16 May.
His family in the UK became concerned after he missed a court appearance and alerted police.
'We want justice'
Mr Grewal's son Iqbal Grewal, who lives in Berkshire, said: "My mother phoned me on my mobile and said to me, 'They've just found his body'.
"I just cried to myself."
His family said the grandfather-of-two was stabbed to death.
Mr Grewal's wife Mukhtiar Grewal has travelled to India to search for answers.
"Why would anyone want to attack a 76-year-old man?" said Mr Grewal
"We now want justice.
"That's the only thing that will make me feel whole again.
"They've taken a part of me away, whoever has done this - if they can serve life in prison for this, at least I'll get some closure."
The Indian police have confirmed a murder investigation has been launched but have given no further details. No arrests have been made.
Kulwant Singh Grewal, a commercial landlord, emigrated to the UK from Singapore in 1959.
Although he had lived and worked in London since then, he was not a British citizen but held a Singapore passport.
However, his son believes the British authorities should help.
"He should be treated as a British citizen.
"He has worked here and paid taxes, the British government should be helping."
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office said it could not help as Mr Grewal was not a British national.
But it said it had given the family a list of approved lawyers that could take up its case.
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2013/20130606/ldh1.htm
Blind murder of NRI cracked His millionaire brother owning a mega pizza chain in United Kingdom booked Mohit Khanna Tribune News Service
Ludhiana, June 5 The city police today claimed to have cracked the blind murder of a 75-year-old NRI, Kulwant Singh Grewal, with the arrest of his 62-year-old millionaire younger brother Jaswant Singh Grewal in this connection today.
Kulwant's mutilated body was found in a house located at Mehma Singh Wala village, near here, on May 30.
It was a well-planned murder. After perpetrating the crime, the accused left the village and had stayed in Malaysia for nearly four weeks.
The investigating officer said it was an alibi by Jawant Singh to make the police believe that he was somewhere else when the incident took place.
According to the police, an old dispute between the two brothers led to Kulwant's murder. After migrating from Singapore, the Grewal family had settled in the United Kingdom.
Jaswant Singh, his brother Charanjit Singh and the victim Kulwant Singh had a flourishing businesses in the UK.
Jaswant's family owns a mega pizza chain in the UK. Insiders said Kulwant and Jaswant had been at loggerheads for the past 20 years.
Earlier, they used to indulge in character assassination of each other's wives. They had become a laughing stock among their relatives in the UK and in the village.
For the past four years, they had been fighting a legal battle over a piece of ancestral land.
Kulwant had returned from the UK and started living in the house at Mehma Singh Wala village.
Jaswant was fed up with repeated visits to India to attend hearing in the case.
Jaswant claimed that the house was built by him and his brother Charanjit Singh. And Kulwant Singh, who had taken his share from the ancestral property long ago, and taken illegal possession of the piece of land.
Owing to litigation, Kulwant had to spend some days in jail. After coming out of the jail, Kulwant had threatened Jaswant that he would send the latter and his wife to jail as well.
On May 16 afternoon, Jaswant entered Kulwant's room and allegedly killed him with a sharp weapon. He dumped the weapon in the canal.
On May 22, he flew to Malaysia thinking that when the villagers would come to know about the body, he would be abroad, thus no one would suspect his involvement in the murder.
The villagers came to know about the body after 14 days, i.e. on May 30.
Gurpreet Singh Sikand, ACP, Gill, said: "He cracked soon and confessed to killing his elder brother. Jaswant Singh has been arrested and efforts are on to locate the weapon used in the crime. Jaswant has allegedly confessed before the police that he had thrown the weapon into the Sidhwan Canal from Jassowal Bridge. Special divers have been deployed to locate the weapon."
Arresting Jaswant was not an easy task as he is a UK citizen and enjoys a considerable political clout, the official said.
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2013/20130611/ldh1.htm
Wife's role under scanner Mohit Khanna Tribune News Service
Ludhiana, June 10 In the Kulwant Singh murder case, the role of his wife Mukhtiar Kaur has come under the scanner after she appeared as a witness in the case.
Kulwant Singh (75), an NRI, was allegedly killed by his younger brother Jaswant Singh (62) on May 16 at a house in Mehma Singh Wala village near Dehlon. Jaswant was recently arrested in this connection.
Mukhtiar Kaur had told the police that her husband Kulwant Singh was apprehending a danger to his life from his brother Jaswant Singh, also an NRI, who owns a mega pizza chain in the UK.
According to Satinder Singh, SHO of the Dehlon police station, Mukhtiar Kaur had reportedly told the police that she received a call from Kulwant a few days before the murder during which he had mentioned about a threat to his life from Jaswant.
However, investigations revealed that Mukhtiar and Kulwant had strained relations and were living separately, a fact highlighted by the accused, Jaswant Singh, during the investigations.
Investigating officer Swarn Singh said, "Jaswant told us that Kulwant and Mulhtiar Kaur were living separately and recently divorced each other. However, no evidence was found that the couple had divorced."
Jaswant's two sons attended Kulwant Singh's bhog ceremony at a gurdwara in Mehma Singh Wala village yesterday. This had raised many an eyebrow in the village.
An elderly resident said on condition of anonymity that the murder case would head for a compromise.
"Mukhtiar Kaur, who stays in the UK, is not going to pursue the case. With the passage of time, the case will weaken and Jaswant will be let off. Both Mukhtiar and Kulwant had strained relations. It can be gauged from the fact that Kulwant's body kept lying dumped in a room for nearly 15 days and Mukhtiar did not bother to ask anyone about her husband's whereabouts," said the resident.
Jaswant was today produced before a court, which remanded him in judicial custody for 14 days.
Officer refutes charges
Investigating officer refuted the allegations that the accused, Jaswant. was given a VIP treatment. He said Jaswant was not made to sit in an AC room. He said the accused was not taken to the District Courts complex in a swanky SUV as alleged
A peep into the case
* On June 5, the city police had arrested 62-year-old Jaswant Singh Grewal, a millionaire, for allegedly murdering his elder brother Kulwant Singh (75). A property dispute was stated to be the reason behind the murder.
* Kulwant was allegedly killed by Jaswant at a house in Mehma Singh Wala village on May 16. On May 30, his mutilated body was found from the house.
* In order to hoodwink the police, the accused fled to Malaysia on May 22 for four days. He flew to Malaysia to use his visit as an alibi to make the police believe that he was somewhere else when the incident took place

Atlanta: Police in metro Atlanta say a 52-year-old man killed his two sons and wife and hanged himself in their apartment.
The bodies of Shivinder Singh Grover, his wife, 47-year-old Damanjit Kaur Grover, and their two sons, 5-year-old Gurtej Singh Grover and 12-year-old Sartaj Singh Grover, were found on Monday in Johns Creek.
Johns Creek Police Chief Ed Densmore on Tuesday said the boys died from wounds to their necks and their mother died from blows to her head. Police and the medical examiner's office would not disclose any additional details, and the motive behind the murder-suicide is unclear.
Police say the slayings were the first homicides recorded in Johns Creek since the city about 25 miles northeast of downtown Atlanta incorporated in 2006.
http://www.samachar.com/Indian-man-kills-his-family-in-Atlanta-police-ncgmVccbhae.html?source=recommended_news

http://zeenews.india.com/news/punjab/bibi-jagir-kaur-gets-5-year-jail-term_767083.html
PLEASE READ THIS! i cannot believe this has not been mentioned already.
The pardhaan of Gravesend Gurdwara's wife has been imprisoned for murdering a woman in India. The son of the pardhaan is also the mayor.
WHY ARE THEY ROAMING AROUND THINKING THEY'RE SOMETHING SPECIAL?!?!!?!